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SUMMARY:Enactive Cognition and Japanese Philosophy
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LOCATION:Yoshida Honmachi\, Sakyo-ku\, Kyoto\, Japan\, 606-8501
DESCRIPTION:<p><strong>WORKSHOP: Enactive Cognition and Japanese Philosophy</strong></p>\n<p>Kyoto University\, Graduate School of Letters</p>\n<p>Yoshida Campus\, Yoshida Honmachi\, Sakyo-ku\, Kyoto</p>\n<p>Venue: Large Conference Room (B1F)\, Faculty of Letters Building (文学部校舎地下大会議室)</p>\n<p><strong><br></strong></p>\n<p><strong>Workshop Schedule &mdash\; Saturday\, 14 November 2026 (Time JST)</strong></p>\n<p>09:45&ndash\;09:55&nbsp\; Opening</p>\n<p>09:55&ndash\;10:40&nbsp\; Jay McKinney (Carleton College) &mdash\; Online</p>\n<p><em>The Figure-Ground Reversal of Radical Embodied Cognitive Science</em></p>\n<p>10:40&ndash\;11:25&nbsp\; Artur Gromadzki (Kyoto University)</p>\n<p><em>One\, Two\, or Maybe Neither. The Possible Landscape of Comparison between Japanese Philosophy and the Enactive Approach</em></p>\n<p>11:25&ndash\;11:45&nbsp\; Break</p>\n<p>11:45&ndash\;12:30&nbsp\; Konrad Werner (University of Warsaw)</p>\n<p><em>The (Lacking) Ontology of Enactment. In Search of a New Categorial Framework</em></p>\n<p>12:30&ndash\;13:15&nbsp\; Christian Halstead (Fordham University)</p>\n<p><em>Nothing\, Rather than Something: Nishida&rsquo\;s Answer to the Fundamental Question of Metaphysics</em></p>\n<p>13:15&ndash\;14:30&nbsp\; Lunch Break</p>\n<p>14:30&ndash\;15:15&nbsp\; Patrick Gr&uuml\;neberg (Kanazawa University)</p>\n<p><em>Transcendental Conditions of Selfhood: Generating First-Person Significance</em></p>\n<p>15:15&ndash\;16:00&nbsp\; KONISHI Yoshia (The University of Tokyo)</p>\n<p><em>After Secularization\, Even Beyond Impersonality: Reading Keiji Nishitani on Science through Evan Thompson</em></p>\n<p>16:00&ndash\;16:20&nbsp\; Break</p>\n<p>16:20&ndash\;17:05&nbsp\; Richard Stone (Tokyo City University)</p>\n<p><em>Nishida\, Autopoiesis\, and the Logical Formulation of Biological Individuals</em></p>\n<p>17:05&ndash\;17:50&nbsp\; Matthew A. Izor (Santa Clara University)</p>\n<p><em>Naturalizing Pure Experience: Emergent Form in the Philosophy of Nishida</em></p>\n<p>17:50&ndash\;18:35&nbsp\; David Walsh (University College Cork) &mdash\; Online</p>\n<p><em>The Work of Art for Nishida Kitarō and Alva No&euml\;</em></p>\n<p>18:35&ndash\;18:45&nbsp\; Closing</p>\n<p>--------------------------</p>\n<p><strong>Registration (for online participation / Zoom)</strong></p>\n<p>https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf4nd842Xy7OtyRIFYAvHZEZUVbWljSMtbWbaLbybPYXAiANw/viewform?usp=dialog</p>\n<p>(No fees\, free participation)</p>\n<p>--------------------------</p>\n<p><strong><br></strong></p>\n<p><strong>Organized by:&nbsp\;</strong></p>\n<p>Artur Gromadzki\, Department of Japanese Philosophy\, Kyoto University</p>\n<p>Richard Stone\,&nbsp\;Department Of Design And Data Science\, Tokyo City University</p>\n<p><strong>Inquiries/contact</strong>: artur.gromadzki.67x@st.kyoto-u.ac.jp</p>
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